How to save all output to a file when running PowerShell ISE Script

[Eaven.huang Participant Topics: 1 Replies: 1 Points: 15Rank: Member]

Dear Friends,

I’m a newbie of PowerShell, my question is that I wanted to run below commands and have all the output generated by them to be saved into one single .txt file. I know that when it’s one command line we can use out-file or export-csv cmdlet, but how about there are more than one commands and all the output needs to be append together in one file?

 
<p class=”qtext_para”>get-wmiobject win32_computersystem</p>
<p class=”qtext_para”>Get-WmiObject -class win32_processor</p>
 

Thank you very much!

[Doug Maurer Participant Topics: 9 Replies: 707 Points: 2,842Rank: Community Hero]

Have you considered Start-Transcript and Stop-Transcript?

[Eaven.huang Participant Topics: 1 Replies: 1 Points: 15Rank: Member]

Hi Doug,

 

Thanks a lot! It works for me! I used:

Start-Transcript “C:\transcript.txt”
COMMANDLETS
Stop-Transcript

 

By the way, just wanted to know additionally – is it possible to output without the below information like transcript started and transcript end?

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Windows PowerShell transcript end
End time: 20201125153722
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